Bradford White IGI-180R-10N EverHot On-Demand Natural Gas Water Heater

Bradford White offers a wide array of water heaters for residential use. These durable products provide years of dependable service and are designed to give you more hot water for the money.

• Reduced Energy Consumption
• Efficiencies up to 87%
• Digital main controller
• Direct Electronic ignition

Price: $ 1,099.00

Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater

Hot Water on Demand Portable Water HeaterHeat water for cooking, to wash dishes, take showers, and make tea and coffee in just five seconds, with the Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater. Whether you’re boating or camping, the Coleman Portable Water Heater will make your experience of the outdoors easier and more comfortable with on demand hot water. With variable temperature control from scalding (hot enough for tea or coffee) to cold and anywhere in between, the Coleman Portable Water Heater provides on-demand hot water as you need it. The heater comes with a 5-gallon collapsible water container but can be adapted for use with a hose with an additional accessory (sold separately) for continuous flow water. The heater works to heat water in just five seconds with a built in propane fueled burner (propane sold separately). Unlike traditional methods of heating water in the great outdoors (think tiny camp stove and two gallon pot) the heater is equipped with a built in igniter so you can turn the water on and off as you need it. A simple turn of the heater’s dial delivers the hot water in just five seconds. The Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Heater can heat 40 gallons of water on just one Coleman 16.4 ounce propane bottle and a single pump battery charge. Additional accessories that are sold separately include: a spray adapter for showering, a carry case, a water hose adapter for continuous water flow, and a bulk propane adapter. Specifications: Built in ignite Instant on/off Swing-out spout Variable temperature control Uses propane for heating Battery-operated pump About Coleman
The Coleman Company has been creating and innovating products for recreational outdoor use since W.C. Coleman started selling gasoline-powered lanterns in 1900. Inventor of the hugely popular fold-up camp stove, Coleman developed a

• Hot Water on Demand Portable Water Heater comes with a 5-gallon collapsible water container, rechargeable pump battery, and pump/heater unit
• Delivers hot water anytime, anywhere (for outdoor use only) in five seconds
• Variable temperature control from scalding hot to cold
• Built in igniter with instant on/off, and a convenient swing-out spout
• Accessories sold separately include: spray adapter, carry case, water hose adapter, and bulk propane adapter

Rating: (out of 19 reviews)

List Price: $ 249.99
Price: $ 199.00

Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater Reviews

Review by Fruit Loop:

We bought this for camping since we do it year-round in all sorts of weather, but it’s been invaluable during natural disasters as well. The Coleman Water Heater kept us provided with hot water during an ice storm that killed power, and four hurricanes. Highly recommend.

Review by Amazon Customer:

We’re dedicated car-campers and have always heated water on the stove for cleaning dishes and ourselves. Never again. The Hot-Water-On-Demand product works very well. You get hot water almost instantly and there is enough temperature control to use this as a shower with the optional sprayer attachment. We still use a sun shower for ourselves due to the hose length, but for cleaning our kids, washing dishes, washing your hands or face, etc this is fantastic. Battery life has been fully acceptable. We charge it before a trip then keep it plugged into the car when we’re moving between camping locations. The propane cylinders last a reasonably long time – we’ve gotten 6 days out of the current cylinder and it hasn’t run out. The unit is light enough to easily move it to where you need it. Ours tends to live at one end of the picnic table and we put a small basin below it to act as a sink. I fully plan to use this for the upcoming tailgate season.

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Bosch AE-9.5 PowerStar 1.5 GPM Point-Of-Use Indoor Tankless Electric Water Heater

Designed to provide an endless supply of hot water for kitchen, bathroom, and handwashing sinks. 99% efficient. 5 year warranty on heater, 1 year on parts for both commercial and residential use. Installs vertically or horizontally. Solid copper heat exch

• Eliminates long waits for hot water
• Easy installation
• Mounts on wall in any direction
• 99-percent efficient
• This unit will operate on 220v at 84-percent of capacity and on 208v at 75-percent of capacity

Rating: (out of 7 reviews)

List Price: $ 257.53
Price: $ 194.00

Bosch AE-9.5 PowerStar 1.5 GPM Point-Of-Use Indoor Tankless Electric Water Heater Reviews

Review by F. PATCH:

My wife reminded me that our children and grandchildren were due to visit our cottage in one week, but not hot water. I placed my order on line and it was delivered in 3 days. Hot water at the cottage in 4 days. Wow it only took me 15 minutes to install. Then hot showers for all on the weekend. Great product.Bosch PowerStar 1.5 GPM Point-Of-Use Indoor Tankless Electric Water Heater #AE9.5

Review by Flashlight fan:

This heater works as advertised! The adjustments for temperature and the 220v hookup should be done by someone comfortable with these tasks – the instructions are not as clear as they could be. The indicator light is very helpful it adjusting the flow as it indicates when the unit is on (there is a click also).

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A Small Cabin That One Person Can Build

As reviewed by Kirkus Discoveries: ‘Step-by-step instructions on how to build a home in an economical and artistically unique way. Owning a home doesn’t have to be a trying ordeal, says Madison, who reports that he built his own house with little more than his own muscle power and ingenuity. Though he claims not to be particularly handy, he managed to create a fully functional cabin complete with electricity, running water and Internet access as part of a journey that was both fulfilling and therapeutic. He takes readers through the process, from cutting down trees and laying the foundation for the floor to installing piping and electricity to detailing plans to build additional modules. Pictures and diagrams complement the text, and the author even discusses his future plans to fully automate the cabin. In addition to the down-and-dirty details, he uses quotes from a number of philosophers-Aristotle, Locke, Rousseau and others-to help explain his motivation. It was as much about testing his own abilities as it was about creating a physical shelter. One one level, this is a practical guide that contains pertinent information for people who actually want to build their own cabin. On another, it’s a fascinating look inside the mind of a man who chose to go against the grain and who writes with such folksy charm and comical practicality that you can’t help but applaud him for bucking the system. Those not interested in building their own homes will be bored senseless by the technical details and some of the long-winded endnotes, but entertaining anecdotes-such as how the author munches on blackberries while simultaneously trimming his beard in his yard to lay down a barrier of human scent that deters snakes-keep the pages turning. In definite

Rating: (out of 3 reviews)

List Price: $ 14.99
Price: $ 14.99

A Small Cabin That One Person Can Build Reviews

Review by Michael E. Main:

Save your money. This book offers minimal information. B&W photos are dark and almost uninterpretable. There are no real drawings or prints to quantify the design. The professional reviews were most surely the most gratuitous verbage I’ve ever been so sorry to read. Again, save your money. Go to the library if they were unfortunate enough to purchase it. Then if you like it, you can have mine for the shipping.

Review by Thomas H. Hinke:

I enjoyed reading the book — I even enjoyed the footnotes. I thought that the author had a nice writing style and was easy to read. I found the content interesting since it provided information on how to build a simple cabin from what one could harvest off the land. From this standpoint, this looks like a unique book, since it does not assume that you have lots of money to purchase everything from your local lumberyard. As someone who has some familiarity with tools, but not a lot, I also learned much from the description of the tools and products that went into the cabin. For example, I had not heard about paper and glue snake traps before nor did I know that you could shoot snakes with 22-shot shells. This is the type of practical and useful information that a city person like me would not know about, but would be extremely valuable in actually living off the land. I found the cabin to be an impressive accomplishment for a single person, but I also felt that I could actually build such a cabin using the descriptions in the book and the tools and products described.

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Bosch 2700ES NG Aquastar 7.2 GPM Indoor Tankless Natural Gas Water Heater

Natural gas tankless water heater with electronic ignition delivers over 7 GPM at (45 F.) enough to run up to 3 major applications (showers) at 1 time. Built in power vent allows for vertical or horizontal vent termination up to 26′. Exhaust vent size: 3″

• Delivers 7.2-gallons per minute and can supply hot water to 2-3 major applications simultaneously
• Endless hot water
• Qualifies for 0 U.S. Federal Tax Credit
• Can save up to 50% off utility costs annually
• Built-in power vent for horizontal or vertical venting

Rating: (out of 16 reviews)

List Price: $ 1,475.00
Price: $ 1,070.00

Bosch 2700ES NG Aquastar 7.2 GPM Indoor Tankless Natural Gas Water Heater Reviews

Review by A. Anderson:

Bosch ES series is a huge step forward in technical development but such a bad taste has been left by former products and Bosch technical support that few plumbers will recommend one regardless of what improvements are made today or tomorrow. This model still has the same potential for gas valve failure that goes back to their 250 SX series that if condensation or rain is not caught before it reaches the gas valve, the valve must be replaced and is nearly 3X the cost of their competitors. Performance is as stated but if your incoming water temperature is not 65 F then expect far less performance. Your homes gas piping and water piping must be taken into account before considering this and the cost of a single wall stainless steel vent system must be calculated into the total cost. Bosch also requires a propritory roof termination kit that if not installed, voids your warranty and this too adds to the total cost.

As a licensed plumber contractor in Ca and a former authorized service provider I had never in all the years of servicing Bosch, seen a correctly installed Bosch tankless. It really doesn’t take that much effort to read the instructions and follow them. Of all the various makes and models we have installed in nearly 30 years, I never once had a failure or problem due to my own installations. Bosch service calls sometimes totaled more than 35 per week on new installations alone by home owners, handymen and plumbers. If properly installed, they are perfectly good water heaters. Tthey do have the best and most robust heat exchangers of all brands, this particular models control board is the most advanced and user friendly of all but only to service providers.

The only downside is the limited access to Bosch technical support too and if not installed to the letter, Bosch may and have voided warranties in the past.

Due diligence goes a long ways and emotional reviews only blur accurate information for those seeking answers. Bosch is making the effort to improve product and service and I will give them that…

Review by Megan K. Pollitt:

Have to amend my first, glowing review. This thing is crap, and Bosch customer service is completely unhelpful. The heater won’t stay on–keeps flickering on and off–and Bosch basically says they can’t/won’t help. We can’t take showers unless we constantly reset the thing. I have spent 1200 for a complete piece of garbage, and I wish I had a 50-gallon heater.

One more thing: if you think you are going to save natural gas with this thing, think again. We have saved ZERO on our gas bill–it is so gas-intensive when it on that is more than consumes what our old one used.

I STRONGLY recommend

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